5 SmackDown Live Superstars who should be drafted to Raw

Whilst it's difficult to look past WrestleMania at the moment, a WWE draft is likely on our way soon. As we've seen in previous years this has provided new rivalries, created new opportunities and is generally a good way of stopping either product feeling too stale.

With that being said, there are definitely a number of superstars who would benefit from a change of scenery to revamp or accelerate their career. Here are 5 SmackDown Live superstars who would be better served on Raw.

#5 The Bludgeon Brothers

The Bludgeon Brothers are still in the process of perfecting their act as they have run over jobbers for some time now. The team has a ton of momentum but is somewhat overshadowed in SmackDown's tag team division by The New Day and The Usos. SmackDown's tag team ranks are deeper than Raw's so the change makes sense.

One other factor behind this change would be the potential realignment between the pair and Bray Wyatt. Even though the threesome has been broken up and put back together too many times, there is still an effective way of doing it. Wyatt's act has gotten repetitive and he feels much less dominant as a singles competitor than he was as the leader of the Wyatt family.

The third-generation Superstar has also taken too many singles losses recently to be taken as a legitimate threat to a singles title. To remedy this, WWE could have a brief program between Wyatt and his former family members, with the tag team showing their development from their initial Wyatt family days and coming out on top, leading to Bray becoming the mouthpiece to the monster tag team and acting only as a manager for a while.

Eventually, Wyatt could once again return to the ring and piggy-back of the momentum the Bludgeon Brothers would hopefully have created.